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Various Campuses
Find out about our LPC, SQE, BPC, Law Conversion and LLM courses, and how they are taught. Meet our tutors, current students & employability team. Learn how we produce the future lawyers that the legal profession and the wider business world want to employ.
Various Campuses
Come along to our Undergraduate Open Day and find out about our range of Law, Psychology, Computer Science, Business, Policing & Criminology degrees.
Bristol Campus
During the session, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive day, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology, policing or psychology at university.
London Bloomsbury Campus
During the session, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive day, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology, policing or psychology at university.
Manchester Campus
During the session, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive day, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology, policing or psychology at university.
Nottingham Campus
During the session, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive day, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology, policing or psychology at university.
Birmingham Campus
During the session, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive day, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology, policing or psychology at university.
Nottingham Campus
Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases. You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and discover the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns. We’ll identify how geo-profiling could be used to track offenders using the Circle Hypothesis.
We will look at how eyewitness testimonies can affect a criminal case and test their own attention. Through understanding the minds of a jury, we will investigate how biases or personalities of jurors can impact the outcome of a trial.
Leeds Campus
Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases. You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and discover the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns. We’ll identify how geo-profiling could be used to track offenders using the Circle Hypothesis.
We will look at how eyewitness testimonies can affect a criminal case and test their own attention. Through understanding the minds of a jury, we will investigate how biases or personalities of jurors can impact the outcome of a trial.
London Bloomsbury Campus
Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases. You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and discover the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns. We’ll identify how geo-profiling could be used to track offenders using the Circle Hypothesis.
We will look at how eyewitness testimonies can affect a criminal case and test their own attention. Through understanding the minds of a jury, we will investigate how biases or personalities of jurors can impact the outcome of a trial.
Manchester Campus
Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases. You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and discover the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns. We’ll identify how geo-profiling could be used to track offenders using the Circle Hypothesis.
We will look at how eyewitness testimonies can affect a criminal case and test their own attention. Through understanding the minds of a jury, we will investigate how biases or personalities of jurors can impact the outcome of a trial.
Virtual Event
Curious about what university life is really like? Join our student life webinar to hear directly from our current undergraduate students about their experiences. From balancing academic studies to making friends, managing part-time work, finding work experience and getting involved in campus life, this session will give you insider tips to help you make the most of your university journey. Don’t miss this chance to get first-hand advice, ask your questions, and feel confident about your next steps.
Virtual event
During the event, we will dive into the extraordinary case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, looking at her transition from victim to criminal to viral sensation. Through this interactive session, we’ll re-visit key moments from the trial, build a comprehensive timeline of events, and evaluate the verdict. This event is aimed at those considering studying law, criminology or psychology at university.
Virtual event
Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases. You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and the connections between psychopathy and crime. We’ll look at the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns to understand how female and male offenders differ.
Virtual event
The introduction of the SQE, or solicitors qualifying examinations, has changed the route to qualification as a solicitor, and this event aims to explain it all to you, to leave you feeling confident about this new pathway. Are you unsure about the content of the exams and what courses you can take to help you pass these? Do you want to learn more about qualifying work experience and how you can gain this? This event will give you all the information you need to know. Join our SQE tutors to find out the information and benefits of the SQE. You’ll also find out practical course information about our SQE courses to help you decide which pathway is best for you.
All Campuses
Come along to our in-person Undergraduate Open Day and find out about our range of Law, Business, Computer Science, Psychology, Policing & Criminology degrees.
Virtual Event
Are you wanting to convert to a career in law from a non-law background? Are you unsure about the legal landscape and the various professions within it? Are you unsure if your non-law degree will successfully convert into law? This live virtual event is specifically designed with non-law students in mind – to help you become a practising lawyer! It will provide you with an insight into career options in the legal sector, the routes to qualification, the recruitment process for graduate positions and how to sell your non-law experience. Featuring a panel of professionals who have converted to law themselves to share their successes, and the chance to network with them after, this is an event not to be missed if you are wanting to convert to law!
Virtual Event
Here at the University of Law, we offer an LLM tailored just to you. This event will allow you to find out more about our LLM Master of Law (general) course, an LLM which allows you to select your own modules, and your own path, to success. Our course has been designed to be innovative and adaptable, and customisable to suit your preferred areas of interest. Join our academics as they explain how the flexibility of this course can create the experience and the future you want and experience a taster session to find out what studying at the University of Law is all about.
Various Campuses
Find out about our LPC, SQE, BPC, Law Conversion and LLM courses, and how they are taught. Meet our tutors, current students & employability team. Learn how we produce the future lawyers that the legal profession and the wider business world want to employ.
Virtual
Come along to our Undergraduate Open Day and find out about our range of Law, Business, Computer Science, Psychology, Policing & Criminology degrees.
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